What sould I put in my custom PC? If I want to play games better grapic'd then GW?

XxJessomexX

What sould I put in my PC to be able to play a game like World Of Warcraft . And anyone who as done it from Canada tell me how much you think it would cost?

And other games to that are better then WoW ... A lot of games are better then that game....

Rayth3on

Well, for a video card thers only 2 that are the best for gaming, they are Nvidia and ATI Radeon, so first go on google find out the lastest video card from each company and compare them form online testing between the 2 cards showing how good they are, then choose you card. From what I remember ATI crossfire and Nvidia Quad slide are the best.

So far I have heard that the AMD Athlon 64 FX is the best processor for gaming, for best quality of gamepaly I say FX is the best, from the user rattings all over USA this is the best. Heres a link to the processor.

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_9485_9488,00.html

For a sound card, I personaly like Soundblaster, but there might be a better one for gaming.

But I prefer a Alienware Aurora, for gaming since its been rated for best gaming comp. But for you heres a link of the best custom gaming pcs, See I dont know about best Bios and the other good stuff so check this link out for more info.

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=114

For online buy shiping fees should be on the link above, but since iam not from Canada I don't know about the real prices.

theanimedude

if you are looking to build the PC for around 500-700 dollars, I would suggest the following:

nVidia Geforce FX 6800 OC (PCI-E Edition)

AMD Athlon 64 3200

OCZ Dual Channel 512 DDR RAM /w copper plating x2 (standard model, although you can get platinum heat sink if you really want to waste some cash)

Any Western Digital SATA Harddrive (depends on which size you have)

Then get any Gigabyte/Foxxconn motherboard that supports PCI-E x16, Dual Channel RAM, has at least 400mhz FSB, and SATA.

That should about cover you for the next 1-2 years

EDIT: Also, wrong forums for this post

asupermane

Depends on your price range like the above post.

500-1000

Build a damn good WoW rig.

1000-2000

Build a damn good rig altogether.

notebook wise

1300$ - dell e1705 with geforce 7900.. use the 750dollar off coupon code.

or buy an hp d5000t with geforce 7400 - decked out round 1250ish

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videocards

the 256mb nvidia 7900gt runs boug $250ish

the 512mb version is 450ish

if you want a low-mid range card that would run WoW good.

get like the 6600gt = 100-180 dollars.

XxJessomexX

Lol the highest I'm going to pay for a kick ass computer is 1500 so really that's all I am going to spend.

I'm only 13 lol.

And not rich.

Don't ask how i'm getting it.

Even no I am.....

asupermane

Well dude,

-- id suggest a gaming note book round the 1200-1500 price range.

-- acer has one with the x1600.

-- Dell e1705 with the 7900gs

-- Dell e1505 with the x1400

--HP 5000t with 7400

--HP 8000t with 7600

--Alienware m5500 with the 7600 now i think

-- sony and toshiba has some, along with asus

But you could build an awesome desktop off of newegg for round 1000 dollars.

www.newegg.com

theanimedude

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Originally posted by asupermane
Well dude,
-- id suggest a gaming note book round the 1200-1500 price range.
-- acer has one with the x1600.
-- Dell e1705 with the 7900gs
-- Dell e1505 with the x1400
--HP 5000t with 7400
--HP 8000t with 7600
--Alienware m5500 with the 7600 now i think
-- sony and toshiba has some, along with asus
But you could build an awesome desktop off of newegg for round 1000 dollars.
www.newegg.com

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I would never buy a pre-made because you are paying at least 20% markup on top of the parts. If you really want to do it right, go to one of those sites like alienware or falcon nw or whatever. Build the PC you want on their "instant PC maker" pages, and then just copy the info down, and search the parts yourself on newegg or the like. You will find/get the parts for a lot cheaper and you can pay some store $10 to put it together for you

Briansho

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Originally posted by theanimedude


Originally posted by asupermane
Well dude,
-- id suggest a gaming note book round the 1200-1500 price range.
-- acer has one with the x1600.
-- Dell e1705 with the 7900gs
-- Dell e1505 with the x1400
--HP 5000t with 7400
--HP 8000t with 7600
--Alienware m5500 with the 7600 now i think
-- sony and toshiba has some, along with asus
But you could build an awesome desktop off of newegg for round 1000 dollars.
www.newegg.com

I would never buy a pre-made because you are paying at least 20% markup on top of the parts. If you really want to do it right, go to one of those sites like alienware or falcon nw or whatever. Build the PC you want on their "instant PC maker" pages, and then just copy the info down, and search the parts yourself on newegg or the like. You will find/get the parts for a lot cheaper and you can pay some store $10 to put it together for you

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Yup your paying for the name.

Alienware = 3000.00 increase in price over simple component purchase and install.

XxJessomexX

I think i'll go to Yes Computers and i'll buy out all the parts and ask a guy to build for me.

lol